Codename Lazarus
The Spy Who Came From The Dead
by A. P. Martin
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Pub Date 19 Jul 2016 | Archive Date 13 Dec 2016
Troubador Publishing Ltd | Matador
Description
John King, a young academic, is approached by his Oxbridge mentor to participate in a stunning deception that would frustrate Britain’s enemies. As King struggles to come to terms with the demands of his mission, he must learn to survive in a dangerous and lonely ‘no man's land’, whilst remaining one step ahead of those in hot pursuit.
Adapted from a true story, ‘Codename Lazarus’ takes the reader on a journey from the dark heart of Hitler’s Germany, across the snowy peaks of Switzerland to the horrors of Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain and the London Blitz, before reaching a thrilling and decisive conclusion, from which none of those present emerges unscathed.
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781785897207 |
PRICE | £2.99 (GBP) |
Featured Reviews
Originally found a little difficult to get into, but was soon hooked... Reads like a ken follett novel, an enjoyable read and hopefully a first in a compelling series!!
I really enjoyed the second half of this novel when the pace moved up a notch and there was much more danger and intrigue.
The first half seemed to follow along a well trodden path of stories written about the time leading up to WWII and I found the writing a little slow. I wanted to get on with the danger – the real spy stuff.
Martin uses real world events to create a sense of time and place but I found some famous names were dropped into the story that had no relevance to the scene or plot.
I liked how Martin tied the three main characters together, in a very convincing and believable way, for an explosive ending.
Worth a read for those new to spy thrillers but probably not for hardcore WWII buffs.
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